Chef Jeong Ji-seon's son boasted a physique comparable to an adult Namsung.
On the 26th broadcast of KBS 2TV 'The boss's ears are donkey ears' (directed by Choi Seung-hee, hereafter 'Sadanggwi'), Woo-hyung, now a sixth grader, caught attention with a fully developed physique.
Previously, two years ago Woo-hyung boasted a much larger build than his peers at a height of 160cm, and after a growth spurt the 13-year-old Woo-hyung is 173cm tall with a shoe size of 295mm, a physique comparable to an adult Namsung.
Seeing Woo-hyung, who had far surpassed Jeong Ji-seon's height, Jun Hyun-moo exclaimed, "He's the same height as me," while Kim Sook admired, "He has grown so much you barely recognize him. He seems reliable."
"Following my mom around made me dream of becoming a businessman," Woo-hyung said as he began successor lessons in earnest while touring the market with Jeong Ji-seon. When market vendors recognized Jeong Ji-seon, Woo-hyung linked arms with his mother, smiling proudly.
Then, at Jeong Ji-seon's remark that "Chef Jung Ho-young made a great scene with the anglerfish," Woo-hyung expressed respect by saying, "It's weaker than the pass show, isn't it?" indicating that Jeong Ji-seon's pass show is the best and making Jeong Ji-seon beam.
On the other hand, Jeong Ji-seon drew laughs by not knowing his son's food preferences. As Jeong Ji-seon talked at length about gwamegi, Woo-hyung asked, "You know I don't like that gwamegi, right?" which caused Jeong Ji-seon to have a startled expression. Seeing this, Jun Hyun-moo joked, "Have you not seen Woo-hyung for 10 years?" prompting uproarious laughter, the report said.
Meanwhile, KBS 2TV's 'The boss's ears are donkey ears,' which features Chef Jeong Ji-seon, airs every Sunday at 4:40 p.m.
[Photo] KBS2 'The boss's ears are donkey ears'
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